A Treatise On the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity
A Treatise On the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity
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It gave me an indescribable pleasure to do wrong. " Yet this man when well, is kind and benevolent, and in his whole walk and conversation a model of propriety.
152. In nothing, however, is the intellectual soundness more strikingly evinced than in the ingenuity with which these persons endeavor to explain the folly and absurdity of their acts, and reconcile them to the ordinary rules of human action. By denying entirely some alleged circumstances in a particular transaction, adding a little to... one and subtracting GENERAL MORAL MANIA. - a little from another, and giving a peculiar coloring to the whole, they will convince the unguarded observer that there is some mistake about the matter, that they acted precisely as any one else would under similar circumstances, and that they are the victims of misrepresentation and unkindness.
153. There is, unquestionably, a great tendency in this affection to pass into intellectual mania, which we have seen is no less strongly characterized by moral perversities than by hallucinations ; and Georget actually describes it as be- longing to the initiatory stage or incubation of the latter dis- order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It gave me an indescribable pleasure to do wrong. " Yet this man when well, is kind and benevolent, and in his whole walk and conversation a model of propriety.
152. In nothing, however, is the intellectual soundness more strikingly evinced than in the ingenuity with which these persons endeavor to explain the folly and absurdity of their acts, and reconcile them to the ordinary rules of human action. By denying entirely some alleged circumstances in a particular transaction, adding a little to... one and subtracting GENERAL MORAL MANIA. - a little from another, and giving a peculiar coloring to the whole, they will convince the unguarded observer that there is some mistake about the matter, that they acted precisely as any one else would under similar circumstances, and that they are the victims of misrepresentation and unkindness.
153. There is, unquestionably, a great tendency in this affection to pass into intellectual mania, which we have seen is no less strongly characterized by moral perversities than by hallucinations ; and Georget actually describes it as be- longing to the initiatory stage or incubation of the latter dis- order.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Ray to read onlineMoreLess
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